In addition to traditional couples work and individual therapy, I offer a specific type of brief therapy for grief called IADC.

Induced After-Death Communication (IADC) Therapy is a gentle, two-session (90 minutes each) approach designed to ease the deep sadness of grief. Using a modified form of EMDR therapy, it helps people find emotional resolution after the loss of a loved one.

Many clients report a powerful sense of connection with the person who passed—often through vivid feelings, sensory experiences, or a strong sense of presence. These moments (known as After-Death Communication or ADC) can bring comfort, help resolve unfinished feelings, and reduce the pain of separation.

Importantly, IADC doesn’t rely on personal beliefs to be effective. Whether someone sees the experience as spiritual, psychological, or something else entirely, the healing impact remains the same.

The main goal of IADC Therapy is to ease the pain of grief. While many clients do experience a sense of connection with their loved one, not everyone does—and it can’t be guaranteed. Still, most people report a significant decrease in sadness, even without that experience.

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You may be a good candidate for this type of therapy if:

-your loss occurred at least 12 months ago

-you are ready and willing to experience the depths of the sadness

-you have already processed any prior trauma or trauma associated with the loss

-you have social supports

-have experienced previous after-death communications

-are not experiencing suicidal ideation

The total cost of these two 90-minute sessions is: $600